Hi HN, I’ve been experimenting with a small simulation project that imagines how different factors—like communication breakdowns, conflicting priorities, or memory loss—might contribute to long-term system instability.
It’s based on a fictional timeline from 2023 to 2045, and the structure focuses more on how different variables interact over time, rather than predicting anything specific.
The project is still early and quite basic, and I’m mostly hoping to learn from others who’ve worked on system modeling or similar domains.
Here’s the GitHub repo: Why the System Breaks Before Anyone Notices
I’d really appreciate any feedback on: – whether this kind of framework makes any structural sense – where the logic feels weak or could be better grounded – or if you know of better approaches I should explore
Hi HN, I’ve been experimenting with a small simulation project that imagines how different factors—like communication breakdowns, conflicting priorities, or memory loss—might contribute to long-term system instability.
It’s based on a fictional timeline from 2023 to 2045, and the structure focuses more on how different variables interact over time, rather than predicting anything specific.
The project is still early and quite basic, and I’m mostly hoping to learn from others who’ve worked on system modeling or similar domains.
Here’s the GitHub repo: Why the System Breaks Before Anyone Notices
I’d really appreciate any feedback on: – whether this kind of framework makes any structural sense – where the logic feels weak or could be better grounded – or if you know of better approaches I should explore
Thanks for your time.